Welcome to the Career Intelligence Podcast, where we explore how work is changing and how people can navigate their careers in a world shaped by AI, technology, and rapid workplace transformation. I'm your host, Meredith Dinitz, career coach and founder of Your Career Happiness Professional Coaching.

My guest today is Jeremy Schifeling, author of Unbreakable: How to AI-Proof Your Job Search, Career, and Future.

Jeremy has spent his career helping others succeed in theirs. From teaching kindergarten in Brooklyn to recruiting top talent at Teach For America to leading education marketing at LinkedIn, he has worked with people at every stage of their career journey. He has authored the best-selling LinkedIn and AI job seeking books on Amazon, coached military veterans and MBA students, and produced the most-viewed video in LinkedIn's history.

What makes Jeremy's perspective so valuable for our audience is that he sits at the intersection of AI, career strategy, and human potential. In this episode we talk about what professionals are getting wrong about AI, what it actually means to be AI-proof, and why mid-career professionals may have more of an advantage than they realize.

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Meredith Pasekoff-Dinitz

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Betsy Jewell

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Kathleen Dohoney

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About Today's Guest

Jeremy Schifeling has devoted his career to helping others succeed in theirs. From teaching kindergarten in Brooklyn to recruiting top students at Teach For America to leading education marketing at LinkedIn, he’s touched the lives of millions of people at every stage of their journeys. Along the way, he’s published the best-selling LinkedIn and AI for Job-Seeking books on Amazon, served as a career coach for military veterans at Shift.org and MBA students at the University of Michigan, and produced the most-viewed video in LinkedIn’s history.

Jeremy Schifeling https://www.linkedin.com/in/schifeling/